[The neural scan indicated that you are an unregistered user. Do you want to create a new account or transfer an account from another ga? YES/NO.]
Seeing this ssage appear before him, Klaus smiled. He had read a few posts in online forums about this, but apparently, most new players just ignored this screen. All because most didn't understand what of a benefit of transferring an account was, and since most of the players were generally attached to their original ga accounts.
"So it was true. If I am right about it, if I transfer an account I will get so bonuses on random class choice... Maybe I should try that?" Klaus Park spoke to himself and clicked YES.
His hopes were low of finding so of the old gas he played among the available options, and he couldn't rember the login and password for most of his accounts.
The semi-transparent screen in front of him expanded when touched, displaying dozens of famous ga companies, many of which Klaus Park didn't even recognize; after all, he had been away from the gaming world for seven years.
He just ran his eye over the screen quickly, and just as he was about to click the X at the top to close the window, he saw sothing familiar: a logo of a fist on fire. Klaus' eyes went wide, and he scratched them to ensure he wasn't hallucinating.
"No, it's definitely the Myth2 logo." His gaze turned grim, and the expression on his face serious. Imdiately he clicked the flaming fist.
LOGIN and PASSWORD fields appeared for him to fill in. Klaus Park hesitantly filled them in, then clicked CONFIRM.
[MYTH2 ga account transfer to RISE ONLINE has been completed.]
The man was dumbfounded that the account data was correct and that there really was an old ga available for the account transfer, as well as stunned to hear the notice that authorized the transfer, confirming that it was not a bug.
[Do you wish to continue with the character na "Kaizen"?]
Kaizen is a word of Japanese origin aning change for the better and continuous improvent. This was Klaus Mark's professional na in Myth2, which for him was like a way of reminding himself to always be evolving, becoming one percent better than the day before.
Klaus Park this ti did not hesitate and replied: "Yes!"
[In Rise Online, there are one hundred races. You can choose from the ten primary races: human, Oni, Elf, Draconoid...]
"Human!" He didn't even wait for the voice to finish ntioning all the races.
[Select your gender between male and female.]
"Male!"
[You can customize your appearan...]
"I want it the way I am."
[The character "Kaizen" of the human race has been successfully created. In Rise Online you are free to evolve as you choose. Your attributes and Class will be determined as you play].
[Connecting to the world server, please wait...]
Rise Online was the first virtual reality ga to successfully connect all players in the world in a single server, with an extraordinary data array connected by hundreds of satellites and built-in translation software for the world's most spoken languages. It was these kinds of details that excited Klaus Park so much that he ca out of retirent from gaming, at least temporarily.
[Welco to Rise Online! You have randomly appeared in the Starting City of Holinda].
Upon being warned by the voice in his head and the floating ssage in front of his chest, Klaus raised his head.
In front of him was a fountain that gushed crystal clear water upwards. The water was so realistic that Klaus could see no difference from reality. The way each drop that splashed from the fountain fell on top of the rest of the water and blended showed a graphic rendering ability far beyond anything Klaus Park had ever played in his life.
Not only the visuals but also the sound of the ga was surreal. Klaus could hear a clatter of voices in the square where he spawned and the sound of the gushing fountain, the birds in the sky, the cool breeze of the sunny city, and everything around him.
"Ow!"
Klaus Park was faced with the sight of countless characters, users, and NPCs. For a mont, he thought he was in the middle of Tis Square.
"This is amazing!"
Of course, Klaus Park was dumbfounded by what his eyes were seeing. The graphics of Rise Online were even more overwhelming in person than by Stream or videos.
Curious, he looked down at his legs, lifted his right foot, and stepped firmly onto the ground. Thus, he could feel his muscles twitching and the solidity of the ground.
The people passing by him in that busy square could not contain their laughter.
"Look, a Noob. The scenes of their arrivals are always so funny."
"I can bet he never played a VR ga before."
"Hey, buddy! You can walk, you know! Hahaha!"
Several other people made an comnts about Klaus Park, but he didn't mind any of them. He grew up playing online gas and was used to all kinds of behavior coming from players.
Klaus Park was adapting to the consistency of his senses using NeuroGear. Everything was exactly the sa as reality; however, the city looked a little strange with most people wearing armor, but there were also those in casual clothes like Klaus, who was wearing only a black shirt and jeans.
*Slap*
Klaus Park suddenly slapped both hands hard on his cheeks, startling the people who were mocking him. "Okay, the graphics in this ga are amazing, but what makes a ga fun is not the graphics, but the gaplay. I have to test as much of the gaplay as possible before I make a refund."
As a newcor to Rise Online, Klaus Park was stuck in this starting town until he reached level 3, the minimum level needed to ascend and gain a Random Class.
To level up, you need to get XP, and most newbies look for simple jobs to get this; after all, there are no monsters inside the cities. So people take simple quests or dedicate themselves to learning so skill, such as fencing, archery, blacksmithing, cooking, and so on.
Rise Online prided itself on its flexibility and virtually unrestricted freedom.
The town squares were crowded with rchant users and many adventure-hungry groups being ford non-stop at every minute. Klaus Park was not interested in making friends yet, so he walked to the Training Center to test the battle gaplay.
Like every beginner, he was given a map of the initial city he was placed in so he didn't get lost. However, when Klaus Park got close enough to the Training Center, he noticed a large crowd of people, and suddenly the map screen turned into a warning screen.
[Caution! You have just entered an area where a story event is taking place].
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